I liked them both right away.After about a half hour, I knew that I would get along here just fine. I told them that I thought I might be able to help...them."Well that's great, we would love to have you aboard. And, you'll see that working with "God People" isn't all that bad." Both of them laughed."Phil talks too much," I said.I showed up for work the next day.Over the next few months, I worked getting everything together. It wasn't all that bad and working with the two "God People" was great.. We left with a bag holding three tops for the cost of just over fifty bucks. It took over two hours just to buy three tops! I was hungry by then so we had lunch at the Subway in the food court.We were in and out of Gap in ten minutes and she didn't stop at Old Navy. I talked Brianna into buying a top and skirt combo she liked at Aeropostale and we ended the day buying a nice dress at Charlotte Russe. I spent about $150 on Brianna altogether and I didn't regret a dollar. It was nothing compared. ”“It’s Ethiopian cuisine. Made by him. By the way Suzette this is Hugo. Hugo meet Suzette.”They exchanged pleasantries while Rochelle went to let the girls know ride was here. Hugo was explaining what the dishes were and gave the woman a tablespoon of each item. She devoured it before taking her leave.Rochelle cleaned the kitchen and her potential beau assisted. He asked if she wanted to watch a movie. He had picked up that movie about Sen. Ted Kennedy and the intern that got killed after a car. I did learn that climbing into a pickup bed in a dress is not the easiest thing to do, but it can be done. When we arrived at the camp there were plenty of hands to help and the frames were soon installed in the large common room, where they joined several piles of fabric and a dozen sewing machines. I made it through the round of hugs and introductions unscathed, hoping I would remember at least a couple of the names that had been flung my way. Apparently the evening had been set aside for.